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How do you fill in hood paint chips properly (I.E. wetsand, etc)?? Then ontop of doing that, I'd like to run a DA buffer to fix whatever is left by the wetsanding.. Where is a good place to buy a kit to fix the hood and how do you safely run a DA over fixed paint chips like that?

sweet thanks Yeah I understand what you're saying, it makes sense. Thanks! Good point, forgot about that.. As I mentioned above, i did the car all by hand with the products I have currently and if I remember right, i used Meg's Ultimate compound down there and it helped but I DO NOT...

so could i use the DA Polisher on the spot where it has 4 humps in the hood behind the headlights? or no because its uneven and crevice-like? or are you limited to doing it by hand there? How do the pros do it?

sorry but thats kind of hard to believe dawn is listed next to toilet and tile scum cleaners as being "toxic", but thanks for the information I will consider it. About the fender behind the front tires, As I mentioned previously, its not as bad as depicted in the photo. It was "clean" when I...

thanks for the advice, I will check all that out. And yeah behind the wheels its faded kind of.. I'm not experienced enough to know if its repairable with a DA or not.. Its almost like its so scratched that it has fully lost its gloss.. Do you think I could use the DA in this area? I noticed...

not sure why you cant see the other 2 photos, sorry about that. so what kit would you suggest I purchase? I'm not familiar with how the pad system works..? Orange seems to be a light cutter pad, good for getting rid of intermediate swirls? and black seems to be a sealant/wax applicator that...

how would you address the area behind the front tires? would you try using the buffer pads on it or does it appear to be beyond repair?

I'm back again:xyxthumbs: I caught the detailing bug last summer and bought a bunch of products and used them by hand applicators and had some good results. I'm considering buying a Porter Cable D.A. Polisher for myself for this summer. So I need some help. First off, here are the products I...

My camaro's cloth interior is pretty faded and i was wondering if there was any product out there that was safe to use and would help the cloth gain some blacknesss??

like what kind wont damage the paint?

anyone else want to chime in?

i use max wax on my black camaro and LOVE the stuff.. the best bang for buck i've been using is "Poorboy's Polish and Sealant" AIO with Max Wax ontop... but then again its black i havent used it on any lighter cars yet

so what is the "proper" way to remove sealant and wax fully?

does claying the car take off the wax and sealant? is it true using dish soap is a safe and correct way to remove all sealants and etc?

my car is in storage till around spring. last fall i put on the "poorboy's polish and sealant" AIO with "DP MAX WAX" ontop of it.. it would be wise of me to redetail the car once i get it out of storage because its had the same coat on it for longer than 6 months? and how do i go about...

if i understood you correctly? you guys use tire foam aerosols for wheel wells? i have meg's tireshine.. would that work good enough? and you apply it with a toilet brush? (i know you have clearance issues)?

i have this stuff and i am so glad i bought it. the stuff works great and looks gorgeous on my black camaro. really makes it shine. good review btw i thought it smelled like candy... as did my poorboy's polish/sealant AIO ahaha

winter is coming for new york and my car waxes/polishes/ etc are out in the unheated garage... should i bring them inside the house for the winter? thanks

interesting. thanks for that

this thread should be bumped to show and shine now since i did it... lol